Stocks: The Danger Lurking After A Fiscal Cliff Deal Is Reached [View article]

China Stocks Fall, But Investors Should Stand Up And Take Note [View article]

@dsr70, China is largest exporter in the world. The EU & USA's economies are in the tank, but China is miraculously coming out with positive numbers in the last few weeks. 1.3 billion people economy and they turned it around to go positive while their customer's are slowing.

How can China's economy accelerate when the rest of the world is slowing down or stopped (an economy that is based on exporting)?

It can't.

Sovereignty? They will be delisted because they don't want to comply with the SEC requests.

Market recap: Stocks finished higher as investors hoped a report that 40 Republicans had joined a bipartisan call to break the fiscal cliff standoff signaled movement toward a deal. Upbeat comments from China's new leader also provided a boost. Financials were strong, as Citigroup said it would cut 11K jobs to save $900M in costs next year. But Apple fell 6.4%, its worst one-day loss in four years. [View news story]

China Stocks Fall, But Investors Should Stand Up And Take Note [View article]

"Paul Gillis, a financial author and professor of accounting at Peking University, believes the window to prevent a worst-case scenario of wholesale delistings of Chinese firms in the U.S. is rapidly narrowing......"

Check out the story at MarketWatch.com today, the title is:"China listings may soon flee U.S., expert says "

"Paul Gillis, a financial author and professor of accounting at Peking University, believes the window to prevent a worst-case scenario of wholesale delistings of Chinese firms in the U.S. is rapidly narrowing......"

Market recap: Stocks finished broadly lower after this morning's sickly report on U.S. manufacturing, which saw the ISM index slide under 50, the level that separates expansion from contraction. Add in reports from China and the eurozone, and the upshot is that global manufacturing remains weak, going well beyond Sandy and the fiscal cliff. [View news story]

@Tack, when you get tired of blaming the terrible economy on Sandy, you can always go back to blaming Bush.

Just trying to help you find something to blame.....since the truth is just to hard to comprehend.